Josh Leeb-du Toit

@danielgtaylor bump for this feature.

> It would be better to have a way to suppress specific warning codes, rather than just all of them. I think both would be good. I don't want to...

Sorry, I should've said: I don't want to have to know and list all warning messages to suppress all warnings. I still want to see error messages so I don't...

My apologies! And forgive me if you're already across this. [This is the Rust edition guide](https://doc.rust-lang.org/edition-guide/editions/index.html) which, TL;DR, talks about how outside of the 6 week release cycle, "editions" are...

Sorry @bonifaido just bumping the above :point_up: :slightly_smiling_face: Happy to put up a few PRs to get this going but wanting to see if you have any thoughts/preferences before jumping...

`scope` needs to be `$scope` then +1 confirm this fixes #42

I ran into what I think is a similar/the same issue. From what I have observed the `defined` tester function will only evaluate to false if the argument being checked...

I would suggest writing and registering a custom [`Test`](https://docs.rs/tera/latest/tera/trait.Test.html) function where the implementation depends on how you want to distinguish between `None` and `Some(false)`. I'll assume that you want something...